Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-23

Potatoes-45 TO 5Oc per busnei; demanC
fair; supply light; new Florida S. 90 Il
6 so per barrel; Louisianas S. so; demand
good; supply light.
Poultry-Liye chickens, old s. 25a3 sc
per dozen; dressed chickens 10 to 12c per
pound; turkeys, live 7aSc, dressed Sal1c
per pound; ducks, live s. 00s3 50 Per
doz.; dressed, 10a12c; dressed geese, case
per pound; demand good, supply fair.
Rags-Steady at Hal &c for white mixed
cotton; la ie for all wool and 1ta1sc for
mixed
Seeds-Clover, per bushel, 81 5oa5 90;
timothy, per bushel, 81 10a2 %. Extra
clean blue grass, SOC; orchard grass, 81 IS;
red top, 60c per bushel Market quiet
Lard-Country prime, 6ta7c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
s. 75a3 so; demand good; supply light.
0nions-Be rmudas s.. 90 per crate; good
demand; supply good.
! Spinach 81 25al 80 per barrel; demand
| fair.
Green 0nions-2Oa25cp per dozen punches;
demand fair; supply fair.
Radishes-35c per dozen lunches; de-
mand good; supply light
Rhubarb-20 per dozen punches; de-
mand fair; supply good.
Lettuce-90ca$l per bushel of lopounds;
supply good; demand fair.
New Florida Cabbage-$3 80 per barrel
for long crates; 81 IS, short crates; de-
mand fair; supply good.
Cucumbers-75c per dozen.
New YORK.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Flour-Receipts
%, 5S7 packages; exports 6,i03
barrels and 81, 400 sacks; sales
800 barrels; market unchanged.
Wheat-Receipts 65l $50 bushels; exports
65, 723 bushels; sales | ,2Ss, 900 bushels fu.
lures and 236, 900 bushels spot; spot lots
steady and unchanged; options closed firm;
ungraded red g23a9Sic; No. 3 red 95tc;
No. ! red 99lc; No white csc; No. > red
May 96ia95!c, closing NJ 96!c; June 96I
a96sc, closing at 96lc; July 96sa96}c;
closing at 96ic; September 93ia93ic,
closing at 9iic; December 95sa96c, closed
96c; May 81 Olial Ol, closed at 81 Of.
Corn-Receipts Ill, $50 bushels; exports
49, $40 bushels; sales 296, 600 bushels
futures and liz, 900 bushels spot; spot lots
quiet and barely steady; options dull and a
shade lower; closing weak; ungmded Ala
49lc; steamer 47c; No.2 May i7saisic,
closing at age: Jane 4Saistc closing NJ
iSc; July 49ai9.c, closing Mt i9c; August
SIC; September 50}c. Oats-Receipts b.
600 bushels; exports 2lS, 900 bushels; sales
2O5. 900 bushels futures and 6i.OO0
bushels spot; market firm; mixed western
32a36c; white do 3Sailc. llay-Quiet
and steadily held. Hops-Quiet and I'M
changed. Conee-SpOt fair; Rio strong;
options active and higher; sales $4,000
bags; May lS.3OalS. Soc; June Is 0a
lS.45c; July lS.55alS 10c; August lS70a
Ia. soc; September l9al9 I5c; October
l9.05al9.23c; November l9.l5al95Oc;
December 192Oal9. i0c; January 1881
base; February 49, 40al9 soc; March
10. 4Oal9.6Oc. Sugar-Firm and quiet;
refined firm. Enthusiastically. Rice
Firm. Petroleum - Steady; United
closed at &c Tallow-Steady. Rnsin--
Quiet. Turpentine-Dull. fork-Dull,
but nominal. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard
Dull and heavy; western steam spot
IS 97a7 90; June St 81; July s. 07a7 u;
August s. lia7 10; September 81 %; Octo-
Der 81 29a7 30; city steam 81 70a6 -.
Butter-Quiet and easy. Cheese -Quiet
and unchanged. Eggs-Reccipts Ala
packages; market steady and quiet; western
fresh l3al3!c. Lead-Quiet. Copper
Dull; common 4!c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nav 2l.-Thc opening mar
kets were devoid of interesting features.
The deferred options were rather firm hut
there were no outside orders on the board
of any description. The crowd were not dis
posed to do anything at all, while the clique
bid Sc for wheat all day. Corn was firm.
Oats quiet. Provisions dull and unchang-
ed. FIour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. 2 spring S7aS7gc; No. 3 spring
79asic; No. = rel S7sc; May S7iaS7!c,
closing mt S7lc; June s7IaSSsc, closing ut
sSIc July s6Ias6ic, closing at SGIc; Au-
gust SiIasi.c, closing at sac. Corn
Cash No . 3sIc; May 81 la3slc, closing
at 3Ssc; June 39!a39lc, closing at Sole;
July i0sa4ltc, closing at Ale; August i2a
-! closing at 42lc. OaiS-Cash No.
2j3a26c; May 2jsa2G.c, closing ut 2G4c;
June 2Gka2Glc, closing at 26!c; July g1la
27.c closing at 27lc; August q a27 T.,
closing at 27!c. Rye-Cash No. ., 5Gr.
Barley-No. . SIC. Flax Seed 81 -.
Timothy Seed-Prime a. 81 73. Mess
Pork-Cash, May aud June SD 80. Lard
Cash So Goat G2! May 81 25a5 %, clos
ing at So 62l; June 20 81 Jas 20, closing at
So ~; July So 75aG 81, closing at 50 u
August So sja6 81, closing at 81 81.
Pork-Short ribs s. O5a7 10; shoulders
s. GOa5 70. Whisky-At$l 10. Sugar
Cntloaf age; granulatcd &c; standard A
sc. Butter-lOwer and steady, cream
cry 15alSc; dairy lial7c. Eggs lO!allc.
Cincinnati.
CIHCINNATI, o., May 2l.-COtton-
Finn. Flour-Firm. Wheat-ln. mod
crate demand; No. = red S7aSsc; receipts
/, lGO bushels; shipments 800 bushels.
Corn-Weak and lower; No. = mixed II
a42c. Oats-DulI; No. . mixed 3D!c
Rye-Firm; No . GGc. Pork-Quiet at
sis 30. Lard-Firm at ~ 80. Bulk
Meats Neglected; short ribs s. l2l. Ia
con-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
Whisk y-Quiet, steady and unchanged;
sales s97 barrels Of finished goods on a
basis Of 81 %. Butter-Easier. Sugar
Strong. Eggs-ln good demand at l0c
Cheese-Steady; Eastern exchange steady;
par buying, par selling.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81. -Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Quiet; No. red May 95.a9jsc;
June 95ia9jic; July 9Ila95c; August ga
92lc. Com-Spot in buyers favor; fu-
lures dull; No. = mixed in grain depot
i5lc; on track i9c; No. high mixed do
ACC: No. 2 mixed May 46la47c; June
47ai7Ic; July 37ia4Sic; August 4-lai9c
Oats-Spot higher on light supplies; de-
mand moderate; No. = mixed Sac; No. )
white 3Ga36Jc; No. white ste; futures
ic higher. Lard-Steady; refined 81 7Ja
: 90; steam 81 l2lc. Buttcr-Weak but
fairly active; creamery extra 9a2lc. 9th
er articles unchanged
Toledo.